Evidence for Prosecution.
Sir William H. Willcox
By Mr. justice darling—You thoroughly understood the
hypothesis put to you by Sir Henry Curtis Bennett as to the
last two days of the life of Mrs. Armstrong, and what might have
happened during those two days?—Tes.
Taking that hypothesis as he put it, and remembering all
the evidence that you have heard as to everything, is that hypo-
thesis, in your opinion, a possible one to account for Mrs. Arm-
strong's death?—Quite impossible.
You understood it to be a suggestion that it was suicide com-
mitted according to the system of that hypothesis?—Tes.
The Court adjourned.
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